Rypien leads No. 25 Boise State past Colorado State 41-10

FORT COLLINS, Colo. -- Boise State coach Bryan Harsin put a little wizardry in his trickery. Senior Shane Williams-Rhodes threw a 53-yard touchdown pass to fellow wide receiver Thomas Sperbeck on Saturday night that ignited the No. 25 Broncos' 41-10 rout of Colorado State. Sperbeck is a former high school QB who is usually the one throwing the deep ball on double pass plays, and Williams-Rhodes, well even his pee-wee coaches knew his feet were what made him special. "I never threw a ball in a football game, never," Williams-Rhodes said. "I told them I'm only good for about 25 yards and Thomas ran a little farther than that, but I was able to get it there." The ball was a little wobbly but "I didn't have to break stride," said Sperbeck, who also caught an 85-yard touchdown pass from Brett Rypien (339 yards passing) and finished with 178 yards on five catches, all in the first half.